I have an iMac Core Duo with fresh 10.4.4 and Mail 2.0.6. I've installed 1.47a and I get no "httpmail" option under Add Account -- I only get .Mac, POP, IMAP or Exchange. I installed twice per the directions (quit Mail, etc.) and even tried manually entering the defaults commands, still nada.
Anyone have this config working, or have a suggestion?
.scott
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From my experience you have to run Mail in Rosetta until the plugin is made Universal. To run in Rosetta, you just find Mail in you applications folder, CTRL-click it, chose Show Info (or get info, I don't remember which) and then put a check in the Rosetta box.
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Excellent suggestion, but there is no Rosetta on the new iMac Core Duos...
I do suspect it's related to the Intel switch. I'm hoping a new version will be out soon, although I've only seen two other reports of people having this issue on the net.
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I have posted a screen shot of my iMac 20" Duo Core. You will have to forgive that some of the info is in Spanish, but you will get the drift of it anyways. I hope this helps.
I have an iMac Core Duo with fresh 10.4.4 and Mail 2.0.6. I've installed 1.47a and I get no "httpmail" option under Add Account -- I only get .Mac, POP, IMAP or Exchange. I installed twice per the directions (quit Mail, etc.) and even tried manually entering the defaults commands, still nada.
Anyone have this config working, or have a suggestion?
.scott
Here is what I see in console.log:
2006-01-20 11:32:20.837 Mail[383] *** -[NSBundle load]: Error loading code /Users/scott/Library/Mail/Bundles/httpmail.mailbundle/Contents/MacOS/httpmail for bundle /Users/scott/Library/Mail/Bundles/httpmail.mailbundle, error code 2 (link edit error code 0, error number 0 ())
From my experience you have to run Mail in Rosetta until the plugin is made Universal. To run in Rosetta, you just find Mail in you applications folder, CTRL-click it, chose Show Info (or get info, I don't remember which) and then put a check in the Rosetta box.
Excellent suggestion, but there is no Rosetta on the new iMac Core Duos...
I do suspect it's related to the Intel switch. I'm hoping a new version will be out soon, although I've only seen two other reports of people having this issue on the net.
I have posted a screen shot of my iMac 20" Duo Core. You will have to forgive that some of the info is in Spanish, but you will get the drift of it anyways. I hope this helps.
http://matthiasgoodman.com/images/screenshot-mail-rosetta.png
Excellent. My Macnewbness overlooked that option. :-)
Now, that said, holy cow is Mail slow under Rosetta!!
Yes, I agree. It was so slow for me that I decided to just not use httpmail for now and go through the hotmail.com website.